Rare 1/4 Rupee 1906 King Edward VII Calcutta Mint British India Silver Coin # A208

A silver Quarter Rupee of British India dated 1906, issued during the reign of King Edward VII. The obverse carries the crowned and robed bust of the King with the legend “EDWARD VII KING AND EMPEROR”, while the reverse shows the value “1/4 RUPEE INDIA” beneath a crown, flanked by floral sprays, with the Urdu value and the date below.

• Denomination: 1/4 Rupee (Quarter Rupee)
• Year: 1906, British India, King Edward VII
• Mint: Calcutta (no mint mark below the date)
• Metal: Silver, 0.917 fine, standard weight about 2.92 g
• Diameter: about 20.7 mm as measured on the scan
• Condition: Extremely Fine, with clear portrait and legends and light circulation wear

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Step back in time to the height of the British Empire with this captivating 1906 Quarter Rupee silver coin, struck under the reign of King Edward VII at the prestigious Calcutta Mint. Crafted from fine 0.917 silver, this genuine numismatic treasure bridges centuries of South Asian history. Numismatists and history enthusiasts alike treasure Edwardian-era British India coinage for its exquisite craftsmanship and the fascinating transition of power it represents. The obverse showcases the stately, robed bust of the monarch, while the reverse features intricate floral sprays framing the denomination. Preserved in a striking Extremely Fine condition, the piece exhibits crisp details on the King’s portrait and legible lettering that rewards close inspection. It is an essential acquisition for anyone building a comprehensive Indian or world silver coin portfolio. Please note that the accompanying photographs display the exact unique specimen you will receive, ensuring complete confidence in your historical investment.